The Eyebrow Goddess

Browducation isn’t just another course in the brow world. It’s everything I wished I had when I was a new esthetician wanting to learn the art of brows.

As an educator I’ve taught in so many ways over the years whether it’s online or in person. Whether it’s a student or client. I’ve learned so much over my decade in the industry and I want to share it ALL with YOU✨

This program is my way to create what I wish I had and make the best style of education I’ve ever experienced. Not just a watch this and figure it out style. It’s designed to give you the education you need through every step of the way.

And I’m so excited to see you grow and master your skills to be the artist you want to be💕 check out Browducation on Skool today!

My goal as a human, business owner, woman, etc. ✨

It’ll always be hard, it’ll always be busy, and it’ll always be happening.

So I’m seeking happiness in any moment I can 💕

Ok my first post! I know anyone who’s read knows the enormous void after you finish Onyx Storm. I was hunting for a series to fill it that had a similar vibe and I was recommended Silver Elite by Dani Francis.

It has the war vibe, enemies to lovers, twists, and hot book bfs🔥

What got you out of your Fourth Wing slump? 📚

Love how this lifted combo turned out😍

A lifted combo includes a lash lift (with tint) and a brow lamination. Making her day to day easier, whether she wants to put making on or not.

Nothing beats waking up feeling put together and ready for the day☀️

Hand-threading tripping you up? 🧵

Try these three tips👇🏻

1. Applying enough pressure ensures you wrap the hairs at the base and remove from the root. This creates an even uniform pull and helps avoid breaking the hairs. But, too much pressure can cause you to grab the skin, make sure you’re client is holding taut to avoid that.

2. Hair weaving can help make sure the hairs you’re trying to remove are within the “v”s of your thread or what I call the hair removal zones. Using the thread to brush or weave through the hairs can help get them in the right position for the best removal.

3. Use your thread to double check your line work, symmetry, and overall shape! Leaving the brows are symmetrical as possible✨

Try these tips and let me know if they helped! If you’d like more guidance or help learning threading make sure to check out Browducation on Skool 🧵✨

We know the pain of accidentally over trimming your brow hairs. Sadly, when that happens it’s time to let them grow, grab a brow pencil to fill in the meantime, and if you’re really desperate purchase a brow growth serum😅

But let’s also cover how to do this so you don’t do it again. First, less is more and a spoolie is your best friend.

No brushing the hairs up and holding them there. That’s how the holes are created🙅🏻‍♀️

Brush them up in an exaggerated way and only cut the hairs that remain up and out of the shape.

Do it a couple times, while brushing them how you normally style them in between each time.

Less is more! ✂️ was this helpful? Let me know if you try it!

My Brow Lamination Nonnegotiables 👀

Trimming the hairs post lamination is something that’s always debated in the brow industry. I land firmly in the middle lol I think some hairs require trimming and sometimes clients don’t need it. However I always believe in cherry picking what hairs I do plan to trim. Only trimming what’s messing with the overall shape🙅🏻‍♀️

Threading and lamination go hand in hand in my studio. My goal is to cause minimal irritation when using a chemical system on my clients and threading allows me to protect my clients skin a step further. No exfoliation post lamination goes for me too!

Minimal tweezing is less a requirement and more to just avoid irritation and help with client comfort. This translates to all my services, if I can thread it I’ll do that rather than tweeze any day.

Absolute nonnegotiable for lamination is a nourishing/hydrating/strengthing treatment after step 2 or after tinting before step 3. This helps to keep the hairs happy and healthy. I’ve been offering brow lamination for years and this step helped my results more than anything else 💕

If you’d like to learn more about my brow techniques make sure to check out my Browducation Mentorship program on Skool! If you’d like the link just comment and I’ll send ya a dm💌 (or link in bio)

Waking up feeling totally put together with or without makeup? Sign me up 😍

Brow lamination and lash lift combo does just that. Giving instant confidence to rock a no makeup look or making minimal makeup look like a full beat 🔥

This service has definitely been one of my most popular services this summer! When it’s too hot for anything but spf this is the perfect way to still feel great even when you’re sweaty🥵

Book your lifted combo today✨

My reason is that I want to be able to serve my client no matter where they’re at— in life or what they recently did with their skin.

I know I can thread without issue and without unnecessary or unavoidable irritation. I can still deliver the brow results their seeking without concern.

It’s not only beneficial for me from a business standpoint but also so my client doesn’t have to remember not to use their retinol (especially for those of us who really don’t want to switch up their skincare routine for their brow appts).

I love the flexibility but I also love that only a very few leave my student with red, irritated skin. Threading is gentle on the skin and costs next to nothing to perform.

If you’d like to learn threading and all my brow tips, tricks, and education. Check out my Browducation Mentorship Program! Found on my page or website🩷

Have you ever heard of a root break? BROW DOWN STUDIO PRO owner, René de la Garza, Esthetician coined this term and technique. It’s an over correction to the hairs to help break the stubbornness of our natural hair growth pattern.

Helping to remove the hook that can happen at the base of the hair closest to the root. Allowing you to style the hairs in a smooth manner from root to tip!

You’ll start by overcorrecting the hairs by styling them straight up and leaving them so for around 30 to 90 seconds depending on the hair texture, coarseness, or thickness. Some hair types are more pliable and don’t require a root break. It also depends on how you’re styling the hairs.

Once the root is more pliable you’re able to style like usual and continue with the steps of your lamination. I do this style during step 1 while we work to break down the disulfide bonds.

Try a root break next time your clients hairs are being stubborn 😉